What Makes a Good Playlist? The Musings of a Musically Chaotic Middle Aged Woman
So there I was in the car, fighting with Olivia over the Bluetooth. FYI: this is not in the parenting manual. If they’re better at technology than you, let them sort it, or they will […]
Read moreHow to Protect Yourself After a Work Injury
Injuries happen in the workplace all over the world on a daily basis, and they’re often caused by improper workplace practices. Employers cutting corners, health and safety are not being taken seriously, or employees are […]
Read moreHow Families Budget for Unexpected Home Costs
No one plans for a boiler to break down, a roof to leak, or a washing machine to give up mid-cycle, but if you own a home, unexpected costs are basically part of the deal. […]
Read moreSome of You Should Not Have Licences and I’m Done Pretending Otherwise
Disclaimer: This post is tongue in cheek. Mostly.If you think I need therapy, you’re welcome to fund it. Until then, you’ll have to suffer my rage. I’ve been driving for nineteen years. Nineteen. That is […]
Read moreGreat Ideas to Help You Spend More Time Outside
The idea of spending more time outside might seem like an ideal to strive for, and it should be, but it can also become a very normal and routine part of your life. All you […]
Read moreExploring Creative Writing with Your Child
Creative writing can open a world of imagination, self-expression, and learning for children. Encouraging your child to write creatively not only nurtures their literacy skills but also boosts confidence, problem-solving abilities, and emotional intelligence. Here’s […]
Read moreHow to Help Your Child Overcome Obstacles
Life is full of challenges, and learning to face them is an important part of a child’s development. Helping your child overcome obstacles not only builds resilience but also boosts confidence and encourages independence. Here […]
Read more5 Important Questions to Ask at Parents’ Evening
Parents’ evenings are a valuable opportunity to gain insight into your child’s progress at school and to build a stronger partnership with their teachers. Many parents find themselves unsure of what to ask, which can […]
Read moreSupporting Your Child with Exam Stress
Exams can be a challenging time for children of all ages. While a certain level of pressure can help motivate them, too much stress may affect their confidence, wellbeing, and performance. As a parent or […]
Read moreWhat is an Online School and What Are the Benefits?
Online schooling has grown significantly in recent years, offering families an alternative to traditional classroom-based education. Whether chosen for flexibility, wellbeing, or academic focus, online schools are becoming an increasingly recognised option within the UK […]
Read moreTop Tips for Helping Your Child with Maths
Many parents want to support their child with maths but aren’t always sure where to start—especially if maths felt challenging when they were at school. The good news is that helping your child develop confidence […]
Read moreHelping Your Child Choose the Right A Levels
Choosing A Levels is a significant milestone for young people and can feel equally daunting for parents. These subjects can influence university options, career pathways and a student’s confidence during their final years of school. […]
Read moreUnderstanding Your Child’s Learning Style
Every child learns differently. While some children thrive when listening to instructions, others need to see, touch or actively explore to truly understand new ideas. Understanding your child’s learning style can help you support them […]
Read moreInsulation But Make It Stylish
How well insulated are British homes? The answer is: it depends. Historically, UK homes have a reputation for a poor level of insulation, which means no cavity wall insulation, insufficient loft insulation, and often no […]
Read moreWhy Some People Heal Faster Than Others (And It’s Not Willpower)
When two people go through similar pain, their recovery can look very different. One person seems to bounce back quickly, while the other struggles for months or years. This difference often leads to unfair conclusions. […]
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